Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

Also ich beobachte BCL nun seit 1989 und irgendwie haben alle die ich so kenne, die sich ebenfalls schon Jahrzehnte mit BCL beschäftigen, immer auf derlei Meldungen wie die unten anhängende, gewartet und gehofft.  
Dazu kommen die für BCL-Aktionäre supergünstigen Rohstoffpreise, die sich selbst eingefleischte Optimisten noch vor 10 Jahren nicht erträumt haben, und die Tendenz scheint weiter fest zu sein.

Aber warum ist bei diesen bombastisch guten Nachrichten der BCL-Aktienkurs dermaßen niedrig?
Das widerspricht allen Erfahrungen bei Referenzgesellschaften!

Entweder leide ich und Konsorten unter enormen Realitätsverlust oder die Börse hat im Fall BCL zumindest aktuell nicht recht.
Na ja, das letztere soll ja angeblich nicht möglich sein. Also bleibt die erste Möglichkeit.
Na, dann werde ich mir mal nen gescheiten Therapeuten suchen...  

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Bougainville's president aims to attract new investment
Quelle: Australia Network News, 17.5.2011

The Chairman of the Rio Tinto-owned Bougainville Copper is to visit Bougainville for the first time since the Panguna copper mine was shut down by a bloody civil war in 1989. The invitation is part of a strategy by Bougainville's President John Momis to attract new investment.

Mr Momis told investors attending the Papua New Guinea Australia Business Forum in Madang that the peace process on Bougainville is well established and the island is open for business. Mr Momis said he would like to attract smart responsible investors who will create jobs and improve life for rural people in the lead up to a referendum on independence from Papua New Guinea.
Ninety per cent of Bougainvilleans live in rural areas and President Momis said it is essential any new investment include them and take into account their culture.

The Chairman of Bougainville Copper will be part of a delegation of business leaders to visit the island on Thursday.

President Momis acknowledged there is still some opposition to the re-opening of the giant Panguna copper mine but he said the majority of Bougainvilleans want the prosperity it would bring. Mr Momis said the return of Bougainville copper shows there has been a sea-change in attitudes and economic conditions on the island.  

...........gibt es schon seit der Wahl von Ex-Präsident James Tanis genug,der grosse Durchbruch in Richtung BIGBOCBANG steht allerdings noch aus.

Diejenigen,welche die Nachrichtenlage zeitnah verfolgen sind investiert u. freuen sich über jeden kleinen Fortschritt,die Nichtinvestierten glauben nicht an eine schnelle offizielle Entscheidung zur Wiedereröffnung bzw. spekulieren darauf just in time vor der   "Hammermeldung" (BCA Review) noch kostengünstig aufspringen zu können.

Dass es im "Land of the Unexpected" jedoch auch mal sehr schnell gehen kann zeigt die von Momis an Taylor am Montag ausgegebene Einladung am Donnerstag schon Bougainville zu besuchen.

Bei diesem Besuch sollte es Taylor gelingen die bei den Upper- & Lower Tailings L´os bestehenden Bedenken hinsichtlich der Umweltverschmutzung auszuräumen.

Danach steht der Bodywahl u. dem nächsten JSB Meeting dann nichts mehr im Wege.

Meine Antwort auf die aktuell geringen Kurse sehe ich darin begründet, das wie schon öfter hier angesprochen die Forumsteilnehmer/ESBC und Personen die diesen Wert schon seit seiner Schließung beobachten, hier schon bis oben hin investiert sind. Darüber hinaus hält sich der Kreis potenzieller Anleger in Grenzen, auch kein Wunder nach über 2 Jahrzehnten Stillstand, wär lässt so lange einen Wert auf seiner Watchlist stehen???
Erst wenn die breite Öffentlichkeit durch die Medien wieder
auf das Unternehmen aufmerksam gemacht wird, wird der Kurs anspringen, dann allerdings auch überdurchschnittlich!
In diese Forum gibt es einen Wissensvorsprung gegenüber der breiten Masse der durch viele Einzelpersonen durch jahrelange Arbeit erreicht wurde! Ein sehr seltenes Phänomen wie ich meine, aber die Erklärung für die zurückhaltende Kursentwicklung!  

http://www.radioaustralianews.net.au/stories/...5/3218770.htm?desktop

www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/0,1518,druck-763034,00.html

 

What would you like to see come out of the investment mission?

Momis:We wouls like them to talk to the Government and the business community in Boug about some investments that will make some impact to encourage Bougainvilleans to come out of their shells and start collaborating with foreign businesses with people with BCL.BCL legaly owns the mine
The people also believe that,they are stakeholders.The only way to get both partys to collaborate to get the natural benefits.
This is to talk in a recent agreement(on Thursday ;-)

Champagner kaltstellen.

.......On the flipside, if it does reopen, the potential rewards will simply be tremendous.

1,56 AUD

komplette Einschätzung auf

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/news-may-2011.html

http://bcl.bilongyu.com/

...was uns das zu sagen hat ...

Bouggys running redhot in near-term future!!!

Neue Seite, Neue Zukunft...

Das will uns BCL damit sagen. Das Ding läuft...

Das Design geht schon in Richtung Katanga Mining. Ihr wisst ja was da mal los war :D

BCL.reloaded

gogogogogogo  

die neue Domain ist, wie man unschwer erkennen kann, eine Subdomain von www.bilongyu.com. BCL scheint wohl schon sehr stark die örtliche Wirtschaft einzubeziehen ;)  

http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/pacbeat/stories/201105/s3219765.htm

Updated May 18, 2011 08:21:14

Bougainville Copper - the Rio-Tinto subsidiary that owns the mine that sparked Bougainville's civil war - says it hopes to re-open its Panguna operation in 3-5 years time.

Chairman, Peter Taylor, told the Papua New Guinea Australia Business Forum in Madang that BCL is taking a very different approach this time round.

The comments come as a leading international banker warns PNG is slipping behind Africa in the race for the mining investment dollar.


Presenter:Jemima Garrett
Speaker:Peter Taylor, chairman, Bougainville Copper Limited
Listen:
Windows Media

http://australianetworknews.com/stories/201105/3219806.htm?desktop

Garrett

Last Updated: 9 hours 30 minutes ago

The Rio-Tinto subsidiary, Bougainville Copper, says it hopes to reopen the Panguna copper mine on Papua New Guinea's island of Bougainville within five years.

Bougainville Copper Chairman, Peter Taylor, spoke to investors at the Papua New Guinea Australia Business Forum for the first time since a civil war closed the mine 20 years ago.

Mr Taylor said his company had learnt from past mistakes and is ready to take a new approach to talks aimed at reopening the mine.

He said he wants landowners and the autonomous government of Bougainville to set the agenda and take equity in the project.

Mr Taylor set a three to five-year timeframe for the reopening but acknowledged that despite good progress on reconciliation there are still many hurdles to cross.

He said he hopes talks on the Bougainville Copper Agreement will start this year.

... sowie die Original Redemanuskripte von Momis und Taylor
auf www.bougainville-copper.eu !

18.05.2011
Source: The National

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/news-may-2011.html

BCL the preferred operator of re-opened Panguna mine


BOUGAINVILLE Copper Ltd (BCL) is seen as the preferred operator of the Panguna mine should it reopen, executive chairman Peter Taylor at the Australia-PNG Business Council summit in Madang, said yesterday.
He said BCL had undertaken an order of magnitude study, indicating that the resource in the mining lease at Panguna still contained a billion tonnes of payable ore which is subjected to copper and gold prices.
The study supported a planned rate of mining and processing of 50 million tonnes of ore per annum, producing about 450,000 ounces of gold and 170,000 tonnes of copper per year over a mine life up to 20 years.
Taylor explained that there were seven adjacent exploration licensed areas offering prospects of further discoveries.
He said the bad timing of the Panguna mine opening, on the eve of independence, meant that the landowners and the province were not consulted to any great degree, and with some resistance.
Taylor said all this would be different as BCL’s approach now would be  to encourage the landowners and the Bougainville government to take the lead in setting the agenda.
“We need to do a better job of sharing the benefits of the project with the landowners and the government. I believe they need to have participation in the project so the fortunes of the mine are also their fortunes,” he said.
“Economic self-sufficiency is an important goal for Bougainville, particularly when its people are endeavouring to become autonomous within PNG, and also to address the question of independence, which requires revenue developed by major projects such as a re-opened Panguna.”
Taylor pointed out that another crucial issue was the re-negotiation of the Bougainville copper agreement, document agreed in a different era with little recognition of benefit sharing.
“Without wishing to pre-empt the discussion process or its outcomes, I know that everyone in PNG today with an inkling of modern benefit sharing principles, would expect a range of things to be on the table,  but they also need to be realistic about what is achievable,” he said.

http://www.godmode-trader.de/nachricht/...-Dollarketten,a2543015.html

von Thomas Godt

Mittwoch 18.05.2011, 09:29 Uhr


London (BoerseGo.de) – Der Kupferpreis kann sich am Mittwoch im frühen Handel erholen. An der LME wird der drei-Monats-Kontrakt bei 8.916 US-Dollar gehandelt. Das entspricht einem Aufschlag von 0,88 auf den Preis vom Vortag. „Die Metalle sind derzeit eng mit dem Dollar verknüpft“, sagt Yang Jun von China Futures Co gegenüber Reuters. „Die schwachen US-Daten vom Immobilienmarkt haben die Probleme der USA ins Bewusstsein zurück geholt und sich negativ auf den Dollar ausgewirkt, hinzu kommt, dass die Euro-Krsie sich derzeit zu stabilisieren scheint“, sagte er weiter. Aus technischer Sicht, so Reuters-Analyst Wang Tao ist bei Kupfer der Weg frei bis auf 9.141 US-Dollar je Tonne. Der Shanghai-Kontrakt könne sich auf bis zu 68.020 Yuan je Tonne erholen

http://www.thenational.com.pg/?q=node/19461

Taylor is new president of PNG-Australia business council

 

BOUGAINVILLE Copper executive chairman Peter Taylor is the new  president of the Australia-Papua New Guinea business council taking over  from the national chairman of Gadens Lawyers, Ian Clarke.

Speaking after his election at the council meeting in Madang on Monday,  Taylor said the commercial relationship between Australia and Papua New  Guinea had never been stronger.“This is a time of great mutual opportunity, the two-way trade between  Papua New Guinea and Australia is now well in excess of K10 billion  annually.“Australian investment in PNG is at a high point, with a significantly  increased number of Australian companies investing in the development of  resources across the country, and many Australian suppliers of products  and technical services  visiting PNG in numbers that have not been seen  since the 1980s,” he said.

Taylor said that at the same time, hundreds of PNG professionals in the  mining sector had found jobs in Australia, and PNG producers of  commodities were enjoying export gains due to high demand in the  Australian market.

 

......der Reden von Peter Taylor

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/mediapool/59/...aylor_in_madang.pdf

.....u. John Momis auf dem Business Council  in Madang 17.5.11

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/mediapool/59/...momis_at_madang.pdf

Von beiden ein ganz klares Statement zur alternativlosen Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine

Man darf auf die Ergebnisse des Besuchs der Wirtschaftsdelegation auf Boug am Donnerstag gespannt sein. ;-))))))))))))))

.............that it is moving aggressively to partner with landowners in Bougainville.

Gibt also noch weitere Company´s welche sich für eine Aufhebung des Miningmoratoriums auf Boug stark machen ;-)))

The island is one of the world's best endowed gold and copper districts and has excellent potential for the discovery of additional world class gold-copper deposits. It is host to the Panguna Mine which has in excess of 33 million ounces of gold equivalent resources (See Bougainville Copper Limited Press Release dated 11 February 2009). Despite the significant potential for resource exploitation in a region with a zero-based economy, Bougainville has been under an exploration moratorium since 1974 in the immediate area surrounding Panguna and over the rest of the Island since 1963.
Panguna which opened in 1972 was forcibly closed by a landowner uprising in 1989 leading to a civil war between Bougainville and PNG. The current metals super-cycle is driving political momentum towards lifting the moratorium and the resumption for full scale mineral exploration and development on the 10,000 sq km island.
Rockwell has unique relationships and an established presence on Bougainville and is at the forefront to be a leading participant in the eventual resumption of mining exploration on Bougainville.

Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/312118#ixzz1MhYQTUzS

...so zieht Panguna die Ganoven an! Mehr auf www.bougainville-copper.eu !

http://copperinvestingnews.com/6407/...ata-leaves-copper-range-bound/

http://www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/...e-copper-to-reopen-png-mine

By Jessica Burke on  19 May 2011

 The Panguna copper mine on the Papua New Guinea island of Bougainville could reopen within five years.

The operators of the mine, Rio Tinto subsidiary Bougainville Copper has learnt from past mistakes and will take a new approach to running the mine, according to chairman Peter Taylor.

Taylor made the comments at the recent Papua New Guinea Australia Business Forum.

In April it was reported that the company was considering reopening the controversial mine.

The mine was closed due to the civil war two decades ago and Taylor said the company wants landowners and Bougainville’s autonomous government to have involvement in the planning and profits from the operation.

He has outlined a timeframe of three to five years for the mine to reopen, but cautioned that despite the progress in the country, there will still be issues to deal with.

The company hopes to get talks on the Bougainville Copper Agreement underway this year.

Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown has given his opinion on Australian companies operating in PNG, saying they should have to operate under the same environmental standards abroad as they do locally.

He told Pacific Beat the responsibility lies with the PN government to outline the rules and restrictions on Australian companies operating there.

"We should have a requirement that Australian corporations acting overseas - whether it's in PNG or Bolivia - act according to Australian standards," he said.

"We require that as citizens, and we should require it of mining corporations.

"Secondly, Australian companies need to be much more open about the environmental standards that they are agreeing to in PNG, about the exchange of moneys that occurs in the political arena in PNG.

"There is concern that you can negotiate mining licenses in PNG if you have enough money."

Brown believes the concerns of local landowners in the country are being overlooked.

"[There's] a lot of concern by landowners that they just don't have a say - that they're being sidelined by the powerful connections between Australian mining companies and the governments of the day in PNG.

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